May V Corbyn on TV now

[macafee2]

just watching the thing on tv with May and Corbyn.
I don't support any political party.
Until now I preferred May to not Corbyn but feel Corbyn has so far tonight done better then May. In fact May is still on and I've walked out for a break from her.
May be we will see a labour government

macafee2

[Darcydog]

Originally Posted by macafee2

just watching the thing on tv with May and Corbyn.
I don't support any political party.
Until now I preferred May to not Corbyn but feel Corbyn has so far tonight done better then May. In fact May is still on and I've walked out for a break from her.
May be we will see a labour government

macafee2

Hmmm - I always felt Mays lack of charisma was I real issue for her - and despite my feelings that Corbyn is totally unsuitable to lead anything more than a dog with dementia - I do believe he is one of our more honest politicians and for that he gets enormous credit from me - but little else.

[mbev51]

Didn't he do well! I've not voted labour since the gang of 4 days, this time I will. I think they will be some surprised people on hearing the election result. I don't think labour will get in, I think the Tories will just sneak it. That is as it should be, they need to take Brexit all the way to a conclusion. They can then take the full blame or credit for the future state of the UK.

[Gate Keeper]

David Cameron famously said that he was the future and look at what happened to him. The polls are certainly narrowing on the Tory lead. Anything is possible in British politics I missed the TV programme preferring to watch "Lord of the rings" instead

[murphyv310]

I wish folk would stop giving Corbyn a hard time. He has had big support and voted in twice which we all forget. How can we also say he will be a weak leader...... No one knows till the person gets the job. Give him a chance and stop bleating.

[sworks]

Let's keep it civil, political posts aren't allowed but as this was tv related tonight it can stay for the time being as long as it's civilised

[Gate Keeper]

Originally Posted by murphyv310

I wish folk would stop giving Corbyn a hard time. He has had big support and voted in twice which we all forget. How can we also say he will be a weak leader...... No one knows till the person gets the job. Give him a chance and stop bleating.

You have my support Trevor. I seem to remember that when you were a moderator that you asked if people would refrain from making derogatory comments about the political parties.

[murphyv310]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

You have my support Trevor. I seem to remember that when you were a moderator that you asked if people would refrain from making derogatory comments about the political parties.

Thank you Phil.
I'd not like the thread to be closed.
We are heading for a very traumatic time, I really think this time it's time to think out of the box and hopefully whoever is elected they will realize that many are I'll, disabled, poor and not one of the rich. We need strengthening in the UK as one friendly nation having one goal to live and work in peace.
Do we still want austerity that hasn't worked with the date going further into the future, do we want the same old thing going on and on or shall we move on and make our country fairer than it is.
I really think the electorate should just for once be compassionate rather than being selfish.

[macafee2]

Originally Posted by murphyv310

I wish folk would stop giving Corbyn a hard time. He has had big support and voted in twice which we all forget. How can we also say he will be a weak leader...... No one knows till the person gets the job. Give him a chance and stop bleating.

posts before in this thread actually seemed to give credit to corbyn,

macafee2

[Rooney]

Originally Posted by murphyv310

I wish folk would stop giving Corbyn a hard time.

I wish people would give him a harder time - his links to the IRA are as undeniable as they are unpalatable.